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Politics Of Brexit Getting Warmer: Cross Border Survey Shows

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CENTRE’S LATEST SURVEY REVEALS OPTIMISM AMONG GB, IRISH AND NORTHERN IRELAND FIRMS AND ORGANISATIONS The politics of Brexit in Northern Ireland and Ireland are becoming more positive and more responsive to the needs of people building collaborative relations between communities across these island, concludes the ninth quarterly survey conducted by the Centre for Cross Border […]

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Three Commissions Launch Research & Policy Recommendations

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The Belfast (Good Friday) Agreement has been significant in improving equality and human rights in Northern Ireland. Twenty-five years on from this Agreement, there are concerns about the impact of Brexit on these rights. online pharmacy reglan for sale no prescription People in Northern Ireland already have fewer equality and human rights protections in some

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Businesses Need To Seize Opportunities Created By Brexit

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Ards businessman, Dr Adam Hunniford is urging Northern Ireland businesses to seize the opportunities created by the contentious Brexit NI Protocol. Dr Hunniford, of PiP Chemicals said that whilst the issue remains politically divisive businesses can use the unique position of Northern Ireland to boost existing trade with the EU and develop new contracts. online

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Comment: ‘Free Fudge With Every Issue!’ – Comic-al Brexit Leaves Bad Taste

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There was a soft ‘clump’ as the lid closed on the ornate wooden coffin. Word spread, and the news quickly took hold. Many tears were tweeted as the finality of it all was confirmed: Marvel Comics legend Stan Lee was now at rest, the ink slowly drying on his own story. A lifetime of art

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Carrick Teen Delivers Brexit Message

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Carrick teenager Abby Horner is among 120 young people delivering a powerful message about the impact of Brexit on both sides of the border. The 16-year-old is a member of the Northern Ireland Commissioner for Children and Young People’s Youth Panel, Abby and her colleagues joined up with young people from the Republic of Ireland.

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People Power Does Work: So Why Are The People Of Northern Ireland Silent?

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In this time of uncertainty in Northern Ireland it’s hard to know, as a citizen, what we really have control over. With Stormont still in crisis and Brexit looming over us it’s no wonder people are feeling lost, demoralised and let down by those we apparently elected to represent us. Interestingly, I’ve yet to bump

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‘A Hot-Tipped Gunslinger, Darting For The kill’: Prime Time Brexit Drama Has Nation Gripped

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When Arlene Foster tumbled down the stone stairs of Stormont last Monday afternoon she was practically gasping. Panting. She could have almost burst into song, channeling her inner Andrea Corr – “Go on. Go on…Leave me breathless!” Word had come through of an imminent Brexit border deal that would grant Northern Ireland special status, separate

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Brexit Breakthrough Still Leaves Much To Be Worked Through

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Later this week (December 14) EU leaders will meet to ratify the report agreed by Prime Minister, Theresa May and EU President Jean Claude Juncker last week. DUP leader, Arlene Foster, declared herself “pleased” with Friday’s ‘deal’ but with some areas needing further work. And, while it is unlikely that the 27 EU countries will

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Domestic Agenda Vital For Candidates Backing NI’s Small Businesses

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Domestic issues such as lowering the cost of doing business are as important as Brexit amongst the election priorities for small businesses, according to new research by the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) published today. As the largest business representative organisation, FSB asked members to identify the single most important issue for their business. Throughout

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10 Shocking Predictions For 2017

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2016 was certainly an eventful year to say the least – global political upheaval, the rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI), and issues such as “post-truth”, revived nationalism and technological unemployment all took centre stage. So, given this massive social stir-up, what’s in store for 2017? It turns out there are now ways and means to predict future trends

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